Azeroth's God of Order

I have read many novels about Warcraft, some of which are online games, and some of which are about time travel. Although this book is also a time travel novel, it has many differences from other time travel novels: some parts feel irrelevant to Warcraft, but if you think about the time background at that time (40 years before the Dark Portal), you will be relieved. It feels like the protagonist Long Aotian, but he is indeed growing and does have unsolvable difficulties... The impending storm before the orc army attacks is perfectly connected with the decay caused by the long-term peace of the Human Alliance at that time. The perfect combination of Hongda's Warcraft background and knowledge and the life of ordinary citizens (the life of citizens and the bottom is what the official history description lacks) makes every wower have a strong sense of involvement. Come on, brother, there are very few authors writing Warcraft novels now. Persistence is victory, God will never be blind, and publicity is also very important. . .

His father is an elf, his mother is a human, and Colin is a human? ? ? What logic? ? ? Vereesa said that he looked like his uncle. He was from an elf family. Half-elf didn't have any characteristics at all. His father was so talented and knew so many important people. As a result, the mother and son were almost killed by the country people. So many people wanted his father's relics, but no one paid any attention to the mother and son.